Everyone has a price for which they would 'sell their soul'. For the deceased ceo it was $10 million/year plus stock. For this snitch it was $60K. Not judging, just saying.
How many people truly on this platform if they saw the shooter sitting near them at McDonald's and a 60k reward was on you picking up the phone and reporting it, would ACTUALLY do nothing/walk out the door and not report it?
That's a great question. Personally, I can't give an honest answer until I'm in such a situation. Though, I like to think I would approach and say "we both know who you are, sign these two napkins and I'm on my way" (one to keep, one to auction off, possibly offsetting the loss in reward money)
Correct but you don't know if looking the other way while a murderer (justified or not) continues to remain free was the decision that would haunt you or turning him in would haunt you.
In this particular case, and ESPECIALLY reading now he and his mother suffered at the hands of United Healthcare, I know I'd not be haunted if I turned a blind eye.
heartlandthunder
*alleged*
brianglass10
Right, alleged murderer.
wurth
The one currently being review bombed
MuseMatar
I found three and none of them had reviews newer than a month ago. Did they wipe/reset them?
woodworkerf
There's more than one. Provide a link. Please!
DrunkBobRoss
This is awesome
anunexpectedgourney
I genuinely look forward to that person being outted. Class traitor scum. Let's ruin their lives within the confines of the law asap
SleepyKitten
Remember that the snitch will only be paid reward money IF there's a conviction.
StrandedonEarth
Snitches get stitches…
anunexpectedgourney
Within the confines of the law lol
TheobromineAddict
Let's face it, a $60,000 reward is a lot of money to a McDonald's employee.
Meyek
He can take a 4 year vacation with that kind of money.
LawFiveGuy
Everyone has a price for which they would 'sell their soul'. For the deceased ceo it was $10 million/year plus stock. For this snitch it was $60K. Not judging, just saying.
Layinginbed
How many people truly on this platform if they saw the shooter sitting near them at McDonald's and a 60k reward was on you picking up the phone and reporting it, would ACTUALLY do nothing/walk out the door and not report it?
LawFiveGuy
That's a great question. Personally, I can't give an honest answer until I'm in such a situation. Though, I like to think I would approach and say "we both know who you are, sign these two napkins and I'm on my way" (one to keep, one to auction off, possibly offsetting the loss in reward money)
TheobromineAddict
I'm old enough to know how bad decisions can haunt your peace of mind forever.
Layinginbed
Correct but you don't know if looking the other way while a murderer (justified or not) continues to remain free was the decision that would haunt you or turning him in would haunt you.
TheobromineAddict
In this particular case, and ESPECIALLY reading now he and his mother suffered at the hands of United Healthcare, I know I'd not be haunted if I turned a blind eye.